Version 2.0.3 is now available in the App Store.
Version 2.0.3 is a minor update that addresses the following:
- Fixed a bug where figures would become unresponsive after dismissing the information panel.
- Miscellaneous improvements to figure rendering.
Read this post, or visit this site, to learn what is new in Pediatric Black Book version 2
Thanks so very much to our great customers for their wonderful feedback and support! Please consider rating the app in iTunes to let people know what you think.
If you have any feedback, questions, or feature requests, feel free to send a support email or ask us on Twitter.
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Version 2.0.2 is now available in the App Store.
Version 2.0.2 is a minor update that addresses the following:
Read this post, or visit this site, to learn what is new in Pediatric Black Book version 2
Thanks so very much to our great customers for their wonderful feedback and support! Please consider rating the app in iTunes to let people know what you think.
If you have any feedback, questions, or feature requests, feel free to send a support email or ask us on Twitter.
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Version 2.0.1 is now available in the App Store.
Version 2.0.1 is a minor update that addresses the following:
- Adds 64-bit support for the latest iPhones and iPads
- Made text larger and more legible in most grid views
- Fixed several typos and inaccuracies
- Fixed outer edges of app icon (was showing black pixels)
- Fixed a bug where the keyboard would not dismiss within the calculate/convert view when tapping on the menu buttons or swiping.
Known Issue: Currently, the app has an issue where section headers in grid views will reprint labels on top of each other when scrolling, making them unreadable. We plan to submit a fix very soon. This was our mistake and we apologize.
Read this post, or visit this site, to learn what is new in Pediatric Black Book version 2
Thanks so very much to our great customers for their wonderful feedback and support! Please consider rating the app in iTunes to let people know what you think.
If you have any feedback, questions, or feature requests, feel free to send a support email or ask us on Twitter.
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Version 2.0 is now available in the App Store.
Pediatric Black Book has been completely rewritten, taking advantage of Apple’s gorgeous new iOS 7.
Here is a brief list of improvements:
The app is now universal, supporting iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad
All views now support both portrait and landscape orientations
Your content is the main focus in iOS 7, so we’ve redesigned the user interface
- The tab bar has been removed to show more information
- Menus are now contained in side drawers so that you can more easily focus on the content
- Menus can be accessed by button or by directly swiping on the screen
- The calculator and converter are now cleaner and easier to use
- Most views now support dynamic text, meaning you can adjust the font size within your device’s settings
Figures (flowcharts, diagrams, and graphs) now support even more sharing options
- messages
- email
- Twitter
- Facebook
- Flickr
- save to your device
- print via AirPrint
- send wirelessly via AirDrop
Speed and stability are improved
- The underlying data structure was rewritten, making the app much faster
- Several usability bugs were fixed, including double-tap/pinch to zoom on figures
In order to deliver these great changes, the app now requires iOS 7
- Update today: over 95% of Pediatric Black Book users are on devices that support iOS 7
Thanks so very much to our great customers for their wonderful feedback and support! Please consider rating the app in iTunes to let people know what you think.
If you have any feedback, questions, or feature requests, feel free to send a support email or follow us on Twitter.
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Version 1.2 is now available in the App Store. This release includes a few bug fixes and the following changes/additions:
- Dermatology (new category)
added a Corticosteroids section
Heme/Onc (new category)
- added a Common Chemotherapy Side Effects section
Endocrinology (new category)
- added a DKA algorithm section
FEN/GI
- added a Parenteral Nutrition section
- added a TPN Electrolytes and Additives section
Neonatology
- added a TPN Initiation and Advancement section
Renamed ID/Heme to Infectious Disease
User Interface
New drop-down style sections in some areas
Updated privacy policy
Thanks to everyone for a wonderful start to Pediatric Black Book. Please consider rating the app in iTunes to let people know what you think.
If you have any feedback, questions, or feature requests, feel free to send a support email or follow us on Twitter.
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Version 1.1 is now available in the App Store. This release includes a few bug fixes and the following changes/additions:
Thanks to everyone for a wonderful start to Pediatric Black Book. Please consider rating the app in iTunes to let people know what you think.
If you have any feedback, questions, or feature requests, feel free to send a support email or follow us on Twitter.
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Version 1.0.2 is now available in the App Store. This release includes a few bug fixes and the following changes/additions:
Calculate
- The weight boxes now allow for decimals
- Input validation has been improved
- Maintenance fluids now implement a daily maximum
Convert
- Input validation has been improved
Growth & Development
- Tanner Stage 2 for girls had information pertaining to boys that has been removed
Emergency
Neurology
- Renamed Acute Pain Dosing to PCA Dosing and added Nausea and Pruritis PRN Meds
- Renamed Narcotic Analgesics to Narcotic Conversions
- Added Non-Opioids, Opioids, and Co-Analgesics sections
FEN/GI
- Added lactulose and glycerin suppository to Scheduled Bowel Regimens
More Information
- Added a direct link for users to rate the app in iTunes
- Added link to Gibbz Inc. Twitter account
Thanks to everyone for a great start to Pediatrics Black Book. Please consider rating the app in iTunes to let people know what you think.
We have some exciting features in active development for version 1.1 - stay tuned.
If you have any feedback, questions, or feature requests, feel free to send a support email or follow us on Twitter.
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Although Pediatrics Black Book is designed for the iPhone at this time, care was taken to ensure it looks great on an iPad running in 2x mode. Unfortunately, version 1.0 contained a bug that prevented the app from loading properly when viewed on an iPad. That bug was fixed (along with a few typos) and is available now in version 1.0.1. Thanks to Apple for granting an expedited review and approving the fix in only one business day. We apologize if you were negatively affected by our mistake.
Looking forward, we have a handful of content tweaks planned for version 1.0.2. These include increased accuracy for weight in the maintenance fluids/calories calculator, correction of male information appearing in the female development section, and more. We are also actively developing new features and content to appear in future updates. Stay tuned.
If you have any feedback or questions, feel free to send a support email or follow us on Twitter.
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Gibbz Inc. is happy to announce the release of Pediatrics Black Book, an iPhone-exclusive reference app for pediatric health care professionals.
About
Pediatric health professionals often rely on paper reference guides to view current information, best practices, and diagrams. Dr. Ryan Brown originally created such a paper reference guide for pediatricians at the University of Oklahoma, entitled “Brown’s Little Black Book of Pediatrics.”
His valuable guide is now an app - designed for fast access to relevant information and to increase speed and efficiency among professionals. Material was designed in collaboration with several pediatricians and crafted specifically for the iPhone.
Pediatrics Black Book also includes a calculator for maintenance fluids and maintenance calories, plus a simple units converter for weight and temperature.
Best of all, the app does not require an internet connection, meaning you can use it anywhere - reliably, fast, and easy.
Categories and Content
- Life Support
- vital signs, NRP, BLS, PALS, code card, blood-gas
- Growth
- growth and development guidelines, growth charts, blood pressure charts
- FEN/GI
- caloric needs, TPN, milk/formula, fasting guidelines, fluid composition, maintenance fluids, nausea PRN meds, scheduled bowel regimens
- Development
- basic, dental, and physical development, shapes
- Immunization
- schedules (0-6 years, 7-18 years, catch up)
- Neonatology
- Apgar score, blood pressure, preterm growth charts, Ballard score chart, Bilirubin graphs, early-onset GBS, umbilical catheters
- Emergency
- burns, sutures, DKA treatment, rabies, local anesthetics, analgesics and sedation, blood-gas
- Pulmonology
- expiratory flow rates, asthma severity
- Cardiology
- dysrhythmias, ECG, gradation of murmurs, common murmurs and their location
- Neurology
- dermatome map, neuro exam, Glasgow coma scale, acute pain dosing, narcotic analgesic, analgesics and sedation, blood sampling
- ID/Heme
- antibiotics, vaginal discharge, blood-gas
Graphics
Artwork and images were recreated and crafted specifically for the iPhone, supporting both non-retina and retina screens.
- View in portrait or landscape
- Single tap image to show/hide bar
- Double tap image to zoom in/out
- Pinch image to zoom in/out
Pricing and Compatibility
Pediatrics Black Book is available today in the App Store for only $2.99. It is compatible with iPhone 3GS, iPhone 4, iPhone 4S, iPod touch (3rd generation), iPod touch (4th generation), and iPad. The app requires iOS 5.0 or later.
Looking Ahead
Pediatrics Black Book is just getting started. Future updates will include weight-based tape, a contacts section to store important information about your hospital, iOS 6 compatibility, and much more.
Contact
Send an email or follow us on Twitter. We are happy to answer questions, address problems, or listen to feedback.
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